WATCH: Gove – “Brexit would be an affirmation of faith and hope in Britain”

“We would be a progressive beacon to the world.”

WATCH: Corbyn – “There is no uncontrolled immigration”

“The Far Right have been allowed to set the agenda.”

Guy Opperman and Stuart Andrew: We disagree on Europe. But next weekend, as Conservatives, we will unite to campaign.

It will then be time next weekend to dust ourselves down, and remember what truly unites us all.

Jeremy Brier: The lesson of the last few weeks – no more of these divisive, ugly, undecent referenda, please.

Binary choices made amidst a rhetorical race to the bottom are no way for a country to be governed.

If the Chancellor really wants to “get stuck in”, why won’t he face the ex-Mayor in the TV debates?

It is unmanly for him for him at once to gesture towards the heat of battle while creeping quietly towards the tents.

If Brexit happens, Osborne won’t deliver his emergency budget. The Commons will stop him if he tries. And he won’t be in post for long either way.

He is treating people like fools.

Peter Marshall: Leave’s cynical immigration ploy is a distraction from Britain’s real problems

Don’t let anyone fool you into believing that quitting the EU will make us any more prosperous or secure or influential.

Haras Rafiq: Remain means compromising our secrets and security. Which is why we should choose Brexit.

Britain needs the flexibility to share intelligence bilaterally – and not be forced into a flawed EU-wide arrangement that could put us at risk.

To appease furious Labour voters, Balls urges a Remain vote AND free movement curbs. Good luck with that one!

As the referendum vote looms, Corbyn’s party is caught on immigration in a trap of its own devising.

Nadhim Zahawi: The EU cannot solve its problems. Which makes them our problems. Which is why we should leave – and take control.

I believe that this organisation is incapable of providing a swift or lasting solution to problems.

Sunder Katwala: Many ethnic minority voters are natural Leave supporters – but there’s that thorny issue of trust

Many feel British and have a Commonwealth attachment – but worry that the Brexit campaign is run by UKIP.

Michael Fabricant: Here’s why I now want Britain to be more European. Please raise a glass of lager to my change of heart.

We already have a Campaign for Real Ale, but it is now time for a vigorous Campaign for…well, read on and see.

The ITV referendum debate. Cameron and Osborne’s deliberate, desperate blue-on-blue attempt to destroy Boris

Sure, a lot of mud is being thrown at them as well as by them. The difference is that it is beginning to look as though throwing it is all they have left in their locker.

Thom Goddard: As Euro 2016 kicks off, remember that Brexit could blight British football

The effect of the so-called Bosman ruling would be to create a revolting stagnation of the English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish leagues.

Iain Dale: If Wollaston is for Remain over the NHS, what’s taken her so long to say so?

Plus: EU heads-to-heads on LBC. Blair gets his retaliation in first. And: Some people think everything’s a conspiracy – and they may be right.